The Almost Kill One day I was in bed with the light on when the power went out. I ran to the closet to get a light. My watch said 2:00A.M. Then a knock on the door. A old man was there, and my parents said come in. I had a bad feeling about him and why he was out and about and this time at night. He asked if he could use the phone.” The power is out so our phones don’t work, but one oldest son, Kenny has a cell phone.” My mom said “I’m keeping it turned off so I don’t waste the battery.” He said. Why did he need to use the phone? That’s what I was thinking. He has a strange smell to himself. Like fish or shark. And he was always looking out the front window and never smiled. I told my parents to tell him to leave because he hit me for no reason. The man asked me where the restroom is. “Let me show you. Follow me.” I took him out to the backyard and trapped 35 feet up in the second level of our tree house over brick-style concrete. If he jumped to short, he would land in a wood sand box with no sand, just sharp metal. Jumped to far, he would land on a patch of thorn bushes and cacti’s. Jumps just right, go for 35 feet and lands on the walkway, and breaks both legs. A win-win for me.
The next morning we went to see what he did all night. He was knocked out from the sedatives I gave him. I told him I would keep him a P.O.M (Prisoner of Me) until he dies or he could take them. Quick and painless. We took him to the police station to see if he was a criminal. It was the brother of the zodiac killer. It was Ted Bundy. The man had a cane and limped. I saw him looking for knives. Luckily, I always sleep with my combat knife under my pillow. It is the sharpest thing I have ever seen and got. It was from my grandfather. It was from WWII and he got it from a German Officer he killed. I heard foot steps on the wood floor and unsheathed the knife. I was relieved to see it was my dad. All this happed just before I trapped him. But my dad was lucky. I saw him and I didn’t throw the knife like I was going to. He told my the power came on but we unplugged every thing to prevent a power surge. I plugged in my charger for my laptop and played and red Wikipedia tell sunup. Remember the sedatives I gave him? They helped us to get him to the police station because they knocked him out cold for 20 hours. Hehe… Sucker. They took him to the most secure prison know to man. Its simply called Station 9-5. Why is it so secure? Simple. It 500,000 miles from earth.
The world will never see him again. The sentence was life there, and all lifers will be left at Station 9-5 when it is closed in 10 years. Once everyone is off the station, it will be blown up and everyone aboard will die. But nobody knows that but the men who work there. Some people will miss him like his family, if he has any. My family and I will never forget the time. For this, the government gave each of us $1,000,000. The feeling and knowing that he will never be seen again is sure a good one.
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Bundy was born at the Elizabeth Lund Home For Unwed Mothers in Burlington, Vermont. The identity of his father remains a mystery. Bundy's birth certificate lists a "Lloyd Marshall",while Bundy's mother, Eleanor Louise Cowell, would later tell of being seduced by a war veteran named "Jack Worthington". Bundy's family did not believe this story, however, and expressed suspicion about Louise's violent, abusive father, Samuel Cowell. To avoid social stigma, Bundy's grandparents Samuel and Eleanor Cowell claimed him as their son; in taking their last name, he became Theodore Robert Cowell. He grew up believing his mother Eleanor Louise Cowell to be his older sister. Bundy biographers Stephen Michaud and Hugh Aynesworth state that he learned Louise was actually his mother while he was in high school. True crime writer Ann Rule states that it was around 1969, shortly following a traumatic breakup with his college girlfriend. [From Wikipedia]
I was bored in Math Class so i wrote this. And this never happed... He died in the 80's or somthing like that.
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